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Opinion
The Most Important Number of the Week Is 0.3%
Despite reports of rising salaries, the gain in average hourly earnings was muted in June, reducing fears of a wage-price spiral.
OPEC+ Is Pushed to the Brink Again
The UAE’s call for a higher quota needs to be addressed or it will just resurface again and again.
Breaking Up Big Tech Is a Messy Proposition
A collection of commentary examining antitrust laws, how tech companies conduct business and how both are shaping markets.
Heat Domes Are a Red-Hot Warning on Climate Costs
Severe and unpredictable weather events like heat domes in the Pacific Northwest pose huge economic risks that aren’t being fully appreciated.
Renting Is Looking Better, But It’s Getting Pricier, Too
Buyers looking for homes in the last year entered a hot market, while apartment rents eased. Those trends are already in reverse.
Opinion
The Most Important Number of the Week Is 0.3%
Despite reports of rising salaries, the gain in average hourly earnings was muted in June, reducing fears of a wage-price spiral.
OPEC+ Is Pushed to the Brink Again
The UAE’s call for a higher quota needs to be addressed or it will just resurface again and again.
Breaking Up Big Tech Is a Messy Proposition
A collection of commentary examining antitrust laws, how tech companies conduct business and how both are shaping markets.
Heat Domes Are a Red-Hot Warning on Climate Costs
Severe and unpredictable weather events like heat domes in the Pacific Northwest pose huge economic risks that aren’t being fully appreciated.
Renting Is Looking Better, But It’s Getting Pricier, Too
Buyers looking for homes in the last year entered a hot market, while apartment rents eased. Those trends are already in reverse.